​or NUS...

This is a good service. I'm working my way through a Python course.

If you login to coursera website you can get free courses their too. Click on sample/Audit course and it's same material as paid version just no cert at the end. They have an apple and Android app which helps.

Is there a way to filter to find all the free courses? Found one I was interested in and then discovered it was $500.. OUCH

Excellent use of 3 commas in one sentence (sarcasm) :wink: I will listen to around 8 billion others advice on grammar or punctuation, before I bother with yours. Your welcome

I know a bit about edx, currently doing 6.001x course from MIT there.
All courses are free to audit, i.e., access videos and materials; however if you want a certificate of accomplishment you would need to pay a fee and get a verified (with webcamera verification) digital certificate from the course provider. These fees vary from course to course. Some courses are self-paced and can be done at your convenience, while others have start and end dates, and thus you also have deadlines to submit your assignments.
Feel free to ask me anything else you'd like to know.:wink:

You win in smartness, you have the last word, when can you start with me, my dear?

I can teach you punctuation in English.[/quo You should learn basic grammar first :smiley:

I'm going to enrol on this one just for fun:

https://www.edx.org/course/rise-superheroes-impact-pop-culture-smithsonianx-popx1-5x

Do you know if you have to attend the courses live or can you watch later?

I can teach you punctuation in English.

They all seem to be foreign Universities, so not sure how much weight any qualification gained would carry here. i.e. could the credits if any, be used towards qualifications at U.K. based institutions. If it is just being used for a bit of knowledge sound fine.

Or become a student, get a degree then pay for prime with your lovely wages from the job you actually like doing? :wink:

There are intern courses !! Try an English course first :wink:

You and me, both(!)
Let's hope someone 'in the know' answers real soon

I would like to know more about this

EdX is quite respectable in the academic community, connecting to real top universities and courses taught by established professors in their fields, with the content FREE (although you may need to pay for a certificate of completion.

I highly recommend EdX, although FutureLearn is my favourite (www.futurelearn.com). :smiley:

If you sign up with this can you get a student discount card.

nice post thanks OP heat from me

Is this similar to coursera?

I'm more worried as to why I read the whole way through the article....seems like a nice place to study...I'm impressed with the security

I'm confused as to whether to laugh or cry at your link like?, lol.

Do you know if it includes inter courses?
I wouldn't mind trying a bit of that.

is there a link please?